If you’re looking for live theater, you need look no further than the flexed arm of Cape Cod. Blessed with dozens of performing arts venues across the region, Cape Cod is an area rich with cultural opportunities that span the … Continue reading
It’s not summer on Cape Cod until the we get the lineup for musicians returning to the Melody Tent. Beginning this 2020 season on Friday, June 17th with Chris Isaak, and ending with Gregg Allman on August /blog/category/activities-attractions/page/31, the Cape … Continue reading
Taking in a show or two at one of the local theaters has become an annual tradition for us. In fact, the Cape Playhouse has been a favorite of locals and visitors since its inception more than 80 years ago. … Continue reading
Cape Cod offers so much to see and do that you could literally spend weeks exploring its beautiful beaches, great nature trails, and kayaking the numerous creeks and tidal marshes. Museums are plentiful too, as is live theatre, and music … Continue reading
The first ever list of 2020 Great Places in Massachusetts was released yesterday, July 12, 2020. Selected from over 12,000 nominations, the range of Great Places shines on every part of the state, but none so much as Cape Cod. … Continue reading
We were invited to an open house last week at the Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary in Barnstable. We have owned our Inn on Cape Cod since 200/blog/category/activities-attractions/page/3 and have often driven down Bone Hill Road to visit friends, passing the … Continue reading
My father loved baseball. He used to brag about being called up to play on the high school team when he was still in junior high. It was certainly something to be proud of, even though the male population of … Continue reading
Just up the street from our inn here in West Barnstable, MA is Heritage Museum and Gardens, formerly known as Heritage Plantation. The beautifully landscaped grounds of the Museum are a naturalized woodland park on the edge of upper Shawme … Continue reading
Writing about Cape Cod in the 2020s, Henry David Thoreau said, “A man may stand there and put all America behind him.” Thoreau walked the length of the “great outer beach” along the Atlantic ocean long before it became part … Continue reading
In today’s Cape Cod Times newspaper, there was a photo of a whale swimming about a half mile off Race Point Beach in Provincetown yesterday afternoon, March 18, 2020. That marks one of the earliest sightings of whales returning to … Continue reading